1020 choirs participating in the Song Celebration, which include over 35 000 singers
713 dance groups dancing in the Dance Celebration(15 foreign Estoniangroups), whichinclude 11 500 dancers. This is the largest Dance Celebration of all times.
The Folk Music Celebration is happening for the third time, and there are 74 participating groups with 800 people
Song Celebration youngest participant: Emma Kannik (5) / Musamari Koorikool (Tallinn)
Song Celebration oldest participant: Aino (90) / New York Estonian Choir (USA)
Dance Celebration oldest participant: Ants (74) / Pärnumaa
Song Celebration average male age: 27
Song Celebration average female age: 25,5
Song Celebration most common male name: Martin
Song Celebration most common female name: Laura
Dance Celebration average male age: 26
Dance Celebration average female age: 31
Dance Celebration most common male name: Martin
Dance Celebration most common female name: Katrin
28 952 women participating in the Song and Dance Celebration
Song Celebration smallest choir: Kauksi Primary School choir (12 singers)
Song Celebration largest choir: The European Estonian’s Choir (123 singers)
25 Estonian choirs from abroad
17 foreign choirs participating in the Song Celebration
7 Estonian mixed groups, 6 Estonian female groups and 2 Estonian family groups from abroad participating in the Dance Celebration
Participants are accommodated in 45 Tallinn’s and Harjumaa’s schools: 18 schools for dancers, 27 schools for singers. On average 450 participants are staying in one school.
On the 6th of July, 47 000 participants are having lunch at the Song Festival Grounds – the largest number of all times. A total of 180 000 meals will be served from biodegradable dishes and cutlery during the rehearsals and performances.
